A New Class Means a New Class Color - Evoker Class Color Revealed
Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker
/ Official Forums
)
For the history of World of Warcraft, different classes have been visually distinguishable in various UI elements by the usage of a specific color that is unique to each class. For example, three different WoW classes can be identified by just glancing at the three following images:
(Mage, Paladin, and Rogue)
Yesterday, we announced the next class that will become a part of the visual feast of WoW classes, the Evoker, and we’ve defined a unique color for Evokers:
#33937F
It looks like this:
And in raid frames alongside the other classes, it looks like this:
We’re looking forward to incorporating the new Evoker class color into every place in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight where it belongs.
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Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker
/ Official Forums
)
For the history of World of Warcraft, different classes have been visually distinguishable in various UI elements by the usage of a specific color that is unique to each class. For example, three different WoW classes can be identified by just glancing at the three following images:
(Mage, Paladin, and Rogue)
Yesterday, we announced the next class that will become a part of the visual feast of WoW classes, the Evoker, and we’ve defined a unique color for Evokers:
#33937F
It looks like this:
And in raid frames alongside the other classes, it looks like this:
We’re looking forward to incorporating the new Evoker class color into every place in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight where it belongs.
Continue reading...